Cessna 182 1978 - Page 67

MODEL
182 &
T182 SERIES
SERVICE
MANUAL
SPECIAL
EACH EACH EACH INSPECTIONS
2-50
INSPECTION TIME
LIMITS. (MODEL
182
50 100
200
& T182 AIRPLANES.)
HOURS HOURS
HOURS HOURS
YEARS
Electrical Systems (Section 16)
O
1 General
Airplane
and System
Wiring
- Inspect
for proper
routing, chafing, broken or loose terminals, general
condition, broken
or inadequate clamps,
and sharp bends
in wiring.
O
2 Instrument.
Cabin.
Navigation,
Beacon.
Strobe. and
Landing Lights -
Check operation, condition
of lens, and
security of
attachment.
O 3
Circuit Breakers
and
Fuses - Check
operation
and
condition. Check
for required number
of spare fuses.
O 4 Battery
- Check general condition and security.
Check *
S
level of electrolyte.
O
5 Battery
Box and
Cables -
Clean and remove
any
corrosion.
Check
cables for
routing, support,
and security
of connections.
O
6 Switch and
Circuit Breaker
Panel.
Terminal Blocks,
and
Junction
Boxes - Inspect
wiring and
terminals
for condition
and security
O
7 Alternator
Control
Unit -
Inspect wiring,
mounting,
condition, and wire routing.
8 Switches
- Check operation.
terminals,
wiring, and
mounting for conditions, security, and interference.
O 9
Instrument Panel
and Control Pedestal
- Inspect
wiring.
mounting, and
terminals
for condition
and security.
Check
resistance
between stationary panel
and instrument panel
for
proper
ground.
O
10 External Power
Receptacle and
Power Cables - Inspect
for
condition
and
security.
P
Post Inspection
P 1 Replace all fairings, doors, and access hole covers.
Ground
check engine,
alternator charging rate.
oil
pressure, tachometer, oil temperature and pressure gages.
and
general operation
of components.
Q
Perform
the Following
Operational Checks:
Q
1
Brakes
- Test
toe
brakes
and
parking
brake
for
proper
operation
R
Service Bulletins/Airworthiness
Directives
R
1 Check that all applicable
Cessna Service Bulletins
and
Supplier Service Bulletins are complied with
R 2 Check
that all applicable Airworthiness
Directives and
Federal Aviation Regulations are complied with
R 3 Ensure all Maintenance Record Entries required by
Federal Aviation Regulations
are completed
before
returning
the airplane
to service
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Revision
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